Halacha
The rabbis attacking Israel’s courts are attacking Religious Zionism - opinion
The very ethos of Religious Zionism is integration: to bridge the sacred and the worldly, and to play an integral role in building the State of Israel.
Parashat Tazria-Metzora: Turning lemons into lemonade
Make this year’s seder meaningful when tables are smaller - opinion
IDF's ‘Operation Roaring Matzah’: Keeping Passover, ensuring security for army and country
Permitted or Prohibited? The Debate Surrounding Soft Matzot
Halachot of Erev Pesach on Shabbat
Pesach in a hotel: Halachic guidelines and practical considerations
Rising Antisemitism: 30 young Rabbis from 13 countries start training program
Jewish burial amid tragedy: Halachic questions surrounding the return of hostage bodies
With the bodies of hostages set to return home, Jewish law raises complex questions—when to mourn, how to bury, and what to do when the remains are incomplete.
Nechama Goldman-Barash: A guiding light for women's voices in Halacha
Jerusalemite of the Week: Nechama Goldman-Barash has become a guiding light regarding the Jewish laws of gender, sexuality, marriage, and more.
A Valentine’s Day gift that lasts: The case for a halachic prenup – opinion
Celebrate love this Valentine's Day by committing to mutual respect and security with a halachic prenup.
Rabbi Yoel Pinto in a Special Meeting with Rabbi Meir Mazuz
IDF soldiers’ wives at risk: The urgent case for conditional divorces
The Israel-Hamas War has increased the risk of women becoming "chained" in their marriages because they can't get a Jewish divorce.
What does Jewish law say about administering pain medications toward end of life?
Even if pain medications would incur a risk of hastening death, Jewish law permits – and even mandates – administering the therapies necessary to address the pain.
